We have a few flash files f1.swf, f2.swf .... fn.swf.
We would like to be able to display a slide show of these different files in c# using winforms.
Each flash file is a slideshow by itself. At the end of slideshow for f1 we need to display a message and ask the user to repeat it or continue. Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions how to achieve this.
Thanks
N
I think this is what you're looking for: How to Play Flash (SWF) inside C#
EDIT:
also here is some interesting stuff: Example C# Code for Reading Flash (SWF) Files
Related
we are in need of a way to record videos with sound and taking pictures inside a WPF-application. It should be able to save locally to disk. Preferably it should be able to show the content once it is saved as well, but if no such component exists, we will use another component for the playback.
I've looked around and found no real good options to do this. Some options lack the sound recording in videos, and some are just too old to get working properly (WPF has had a long run so far...)
Does anyone here has any experience in this specific area?
Got Taking Pictures and Videos working with this little documentation https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/330177/Yet-another-Web-Camera-control
If you dont tell us what problems exactly you got, or which code you already got, we can't really help.
im making a Chat client and server.. everything was for the best, thread, connections, all ok.
But now my C# program got a problem..
..i searched for hours and days without solution
Its my problem:
I need to replace the (classic) textbox for reading, with something that supports color, smile, font, maybe interactive features.
RichTextBox? No GIF support or interactive items
i like fastcoloredtextbox but cant change font or font-size (it's possible but does not work well) btw not right for me
I would use a Browser, which allows me to use html, css and javascript, so to solve all my problems..
Why i cant?
Geckofx? Don't work [!?] :|
Standard WebBrowser suck. I had Windows 8, but still IE9 (wtf?).
Awesomium? It's ok but can't modify the document...
should i create a blank html page and insert all through javascript?
any solution? what do you suggest?
[it's a desktop app, i'm using vs2010]
thanks
EDIT: Got a solution.
WebSockets is the way..! :3
I found a few links that could be useful if you want to use rtf:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/4544/Insert-Plain-Text-and-Images-into-RichTextBox-at-R
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/winforms/thread/fe9bfcb7-b226-4a54-9882-11c699bf1cb4/
How can I make a hyperlink work in a RichTextBox?
C# / WPF: Richtextbox: Find all Images
But there are many possible answers to this question, so its really up to you how you want to display the messages.
I was wondering if there is a possibility to combine an AIR application with a WinForms Application?
Example
I've made some nice animated loading screens / splash screens with Adobe AIR and i want to use them with an .NET program, is that possible?
I don't want to simply call the program executable file (program.exe) within Adobe AIR (Air.exe). I want to use the textfields inside air, and as I click on Submit, I want AIR to pass the information to the .NET C# form and do stuff with that.
What is the proper way to do so, or what are alternative ways? (using WPF to embed a flash (SWF) inside .NET)
Based on the content posted in this tutorial, I think that it's possible to use .NET with Adobe AIR yet I'm not really sure.
You might also like to take a look at this which shows how to use CommandProxy to integrate AIR and .NET
Thanks,
I hope you find this helpful :)
I have a winforms control with a website loaded in there.
The website has a flash file loaded (a big webbrowser game) and I wish to know wether it be possible to "hack" into that flash game and send it commands.
Like, there's a button in the flash game which I want to click by using C# code.
I have tried messing around a bit with the shockwave player control but I didn't get far on that.
If it is possbile, I would like to get a small start or a point in the right direction on how to start working with this.
First of all you should have the swf source code: the swf is compiled code. Then, you should add code to the source and, using ExternalInterface, you should expose some functions/methods to the cointainer.
What I am using:
Visual Studio 2010
Windows Media Center
Language C#
The Program
A part of my program needs to display movies by their covers and be able to scroll through them, much like netflix. I was told that directx would be good to accomplish this. Basically I just want it to be easy to view, use, and flow nicely.
Help?
Any Ideas as to what to use. (I was also looking into writing it as a pluggin for windows media player, but i read somewhere you can only have html based menus?)
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
-Scott
Have a look at the following.
http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/scobleizer/Charlie-Owen-Your-first-Media-CenterVista-application-and-a-look-at-their-secret-room
The problem with using Direct3D for an application like this is that you have to start creating your own window manager.
You don't have the default events available to you and you will have to basically create your own GUI which is easier in WPF as those events and helpers exist.